《中华医学》杂志投稿须知

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《中华危重症医学杂志》投稿须知
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如果有通信
作者请注明电子邮箱。

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编辑部收到投稿后有专业的排版人员负责排版。

6.“组别”做为表格的纵向表头，“检测指标”做为表格的横向表头。

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8.英文缩写及英文术语在文中首次出现，应写成完整中文翻译+括号内英文的形式。

如：慢性阻塞性肺疾病（COPD）。

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如：新西兰大耳白兔由南昌大学动物实验中心提供，动物合格证号：赣动96021；胎牛血清（美国Hyclone公司），
磷酸盐缓冲液（PBS，美国Gibco公司）。

中华医学会系列杂志编排规范

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中华医学会投稿介绍信

中华医学会投稿介绍信篇一：论文介绍信华中科技大学同济医学院附属普爱医院论文介绍信尊敬的《》编辑部：兹有我院科等同志撰写的文章拟在贵刊发表。

经我院审核，该文章资料属实，无一稿两投，撰写内容不涉及保密，作者署名顺序无争议。

特在此向贵刊推荐，请贵刊予以审议。

此致敬礼华中科技大学同济医学院附属普爱医院（盖章）年月日篇二：《中华危重病急救医学》介绍信及授权书中华医学会系列杂志论文投送介绍信及授权书篇三：中华医学杂志文章发表多长时间能收到接收函《中华检验医学杂志》网络投稿操作指南栏目设臵：本刊设有述评、专家论坛、新进展、论著、科研快讯、会议纪要、管理、综述、讲座、继续教育园地、争鸣与讨论、国内外学术动态等栏目。

欢迎踊跃投稿，来稿经专家审核后择优刊用。

期刊简介：中华检验医学杂志为中华医学会主办的检验医学专业学术期刊，以广大中高级检验医学人员和临床医师为主要读者对象，报道我国检验医学领域领先的科研成果。

本刊的办刊宗旨是贯彻党和国家的卫生工作方针政策，贯彻理论与实践相结合的方针，反映我国检验医学科研工作的重大进展，促进国内外检验医学学术交流。

一、投稿要求和注意事项1、文字要求。

来稿应具先进性、科学性和逻辑性，要求资料真实、数据可靠、论点明确、结构严谨、文字通顺。

论著、综述类一般不超过5000字，经验交流不超过3000字，简报、病例报告不超过XX字。

邮寄稿件请作者以a4纸张打印并核对清楚，尤其标点符号，标点符号占一格，英文应隔行打印。

为提高审稿效率，条件允许的作者请优先选择电子邮件的方式投稿。

不准一稿多投，文责自负，自留底稿，一律不退。

2、稿件沟通。

来稿一经接受刊登，有关稿件沟通事宜，编辑部均与第一作者或通讯作者通过电子邮件方式进行联系，作者接收本刊《来稿录用通知书》后，由第一作者或通讯作者通过回复电子邮件方式，进行同意稿件在本刊发表的授权意愿。

未经《中华检验医学》杂志编辑部同意，该论文的任何部分不得转载他处。

刊发票据、赠阅杂志、光盘和获奖荣誉证书及奖金亦寄给第一作者或通讯作者。

中华医学会电子版系列杂志投稿技巧及撰稿注意事项

果的展示等构筑起新的学术交流平台…。同时，中华医学会
１注意载体形式，．投其所好：目前２２种连续型电子出版物中２０种为Ｃ — Ｏ６０ＭＢ）２种为ＤＤＲＭ（．ＤＲＭ（５，Ｖ —Ｏ４７Ｇ。其依托了当今日趋成熟的电子出版技术，Ｂ）充分发挥超大信息容量的优势，突破纸载体的局限，运用丰富的影视语
年来，３在６期Ｃ — Ｏ中刊出了１０ＤＲＭ３９篇专业文章，００张６５静态图，３３４段动态图，８个视频节目。每期刊登文本文件４
床患者的动静态超声图像搬上了电子出版物，倡导超声医师
撰写医学论文要以图像为佐证，要求每篇文章附３幅以上超
约２０万字，动静态图１６— ５０３０张，视频节目４０—１０ｍｎ５ｉ。《中华临床医师杂志（电子版）在２０》０９年ｌ２期ＤＤＲＭＶ —Ｏ中刊出了３３篇专业文章，２８５０张静态图，９段动态图，５个６视频节目，每期刊载某一医学专题相关视频手术演示或视频讲座６至７个，大丰富了期刊信息量，大也更加突出了多媒
声图像（中至少１幅为动态图像）其。自２００４年至今，中华医学会陆续创办了２２种原创的电子版多媒体杂志，成中华医学会电子版系列杂志。其中形《中华医学超声杂志（电子版）、》《、中华损伤与修复杂志（》《电子版）、中华临床医》《
鲁玉红王云亭吴贯军张丹丹杨咏莉曹静高原

中华医学杂志英文版投稿须知

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《中华医学》杂志投稿须知

《中华医学》杂志投稿须知《中华医学杂志》简介《中华医学杂志》（ISSN 0376-2491, CN 11-2137/R）创刊于中华医学会成立的1915年。

创刊之初是中、英文双语期刊，英文刊名为National Medical Journal of China。

1932年，《中华医学杂志》的英文部分与中国博医会的英文杂志China Medical Journal （博医会报）合并，以Chinese Medical Journal为刊名出版；中文部分仍称《中华医学杂志》继续出版，并继续保留National Medical Journal of China的英文刊名，现在，在中华医学杂志的论著类文章中依然保留英文的作者姓名、通讯地址和严格的英文摘要。

作为中国卫生部中华医学会的会刊、中华医学会主办的一木医学综合性学术期刊，中华医学杂志创刊90年来始终坚持以服务广大会员和医药卫生科技人员、促进国内外医学学术交流和医学事业发展为宗旨，全面反映中国医学最新的科研成果，紧密跟踪世界医学科技进步的潮流，理论与实践结合，提高与普及并重，积极推广医药卫生领域的新技术、新成果，及时交流防病治病的新经验，大力普及医学科技新知识，为提高中国广大医药卫生人员的思想和职业道德修养、医学科学理论和业务技术水平，推动中国医学科技进步和知识创新，以及繁荣中国医学科技出版事业，发挥了重要作用。

历经数代人的努力，《中华医学杂志》形成了科学性强、权威度高、影响力大、覆盖面广的刊物特色，树立了良好的社会形象，在中国医学界享有很高的声誉。

中国国家图书馆、中国科技信息研究所、中国医学科学院科技信息研究所、中国科学文献计量评价研究中心等国家科技信息情报部门均把中华医学杂志列为核心期刊。

据中国科技论文与引文数据库和中国科学引文数据库提供的资料，中华医学杂志的被引频次连续数年在中国医学期刊中位居前十名（由《中国科技期刊引证报告》，2003年是医学类第五名，2004年是医学类第三名），影响因子连续五年呈上升趋势，在综合类医学期刊中始终位居前五名（由《中国科技期刊引证报告》，1992年和1996 2003年是医学综合类第三名，2004年是医学综合类第四名）O年，中华医学杂志分别荣获首届和第二届全国优秀科技期刊一等奖；1999年荣获首届国家期刊奖；2002年荣获第二届国家期刊奖,2004年荣获第三届国家期刊奖，连续四年荣获中国百种杰出学术期刊称号。

中华医学会《白血病·淋巴瘤》稿约

中华医学会《白血病•淋巴瘤》稿约《白血病•淋巴瘤》是由W家卫生健康委员会主管，中华医学会主办的中华医学会系列杂志。

主要反映血液系统恶性肿瘤领域的科研成果与学术动态。

主要栏目有:专题综论、专论，专家讲坛、论著、短篇论著，调查报告、综述、讲座、临床病理（例)讨论、病例报告、指南与共识、标准与规范等。

读者对象为从事肿瘤研究和临床工作的中、高级医务人员。

编委会由国内外著名血液学专家、学者组成。

1对来稿的要求I.I文稿应具创新性、科学性、导向性、实用性。

1.2论著(基础研究、临床研究类文稿）、综述、讲座一般不超过5 000字，短篇论著(临床经验)类不超过2 500字，病例报告不超过1500字。

以上字数含图、表及参考文献：1.3所有论文均须著录中英文对应的文题、作者姓名、作者单位（著录到具体科室），每位作者的单位均须著录。

1.4作者署名：作者应同时具备以下四项条件，（1)参与论文选题和设计，或参与资料分析与解释；（2)起草或修改论文中关键性理论或其他主要内容；（3)能按编辑部的修改意见进行核修，对学术问题进行解答，并最终同意论文发表；（4)除了负责本人的研究贡献外，同意对研究丁.作各方面的诚信问题负责：仅参与获得资金或收集资料者不能列为作者，仅对科研小组进行一般管理者也不宜列为作者。

每篇论文均需确定一位能对该论文全面负责的通信作者，并注明其Email地址。

1.5摘要：凡专题综论、专论、专家讲坛、论著、综述、讲座等栏目文稿须附有中英文摘要。

论著需附结构式摘要，要求目的、方法、结果、结论四要素齐全，以200 ~ 300字为宜，各部分冠以相应的标题，摘要需包含主要研究数据或阳性发现：专题综论、专论、专家讲坛、综述、讲座类需附指示性摘要。

英文摘要应与中文对应(必要时可略详于中文摘要）。

短篇论著类文稿要求附200字左右中文结构式摘要。

所有栏目文稿均需附英文文题、作者姓名（汉语拼音）、单位名称、所在城市名及邮编、通信作者信息。

《中华内科杂志》投稿须知

《中华内科杂志》投稿须知《中华内科杂志》为中华医学会主办的内科专业学术期刊，以广大内科医师为主要读者对象，报道内科领域领先的科研成果和临床诊疗经验，以及对内科临床有指导作用且与内科临床密切结合的基础理论研究。《中华内科杂志》的办刊宗旨是：贯彻党和国家的卫生工作方针政策，贯彻理论与实践、普及与提高相结合的方针，反映我国内科临床科研工作的重大进展，著须附中、英文摘要，摘要应包括目的、方法、结果(应给出主要数据)、结论4个部分，各部分冠以相应的标题。用第三人称撰写，不列图、表，不引用文献，不加评论和解释。英文摘要应包括题名、作者姓名（汉语拼音）、单位名称、所在城市名、邮政编码及国名。应列出全部作者姓名，如作者工作单位不同，只列出通信作者的工作单位，通信作者姓名右上角加“*”，同时在通信作者的单位名称首字母左上角加“*”。例如： “LIN Xian-yan*，WU Jian-ping，QIN Jian，LIU Hong. *Department of Pediatrics，First Hospital，Peking University，Beijing 100034，China”。中文摘要一般不超过400个汉字，英文摘要约为250个实词。英文摘要一般与中文摘要内容相对应，但为了对外交流的需要，可以略详。 6．关键词：论著需标引2~5个关键词。关键词尽量从美国国立医学图书馆的医学主题词表(MeSH)中选取，其中文译名可参照中国医学科学院信息研究所编译的《医学主题词注释字顺表》。未被词表收录的新的专业术语（自由词）可直接作为关键词使用，建议排在最后。关键词中的缩写词应按《医学主题词注释字顺表》还原为全称；每个英文关键词第一个单词首字母大写，各词汇之间用“；”分隔。
9.名词术语：医学名词应使用全国科学技术名词审定委员会公布的名词。尚未通过审定的学科名词，可选用最新版《医学主题词表（MeSH）》、《医学主题词注释字顺表》、《中医药主题词表》中的主题词。对没有通用译名的名词术语于文内第一次出现时应注明原词。中西药名以最新版本《中华人民共和国药典》和《中国药品通用名称》（均由中国药典委员会编写）为准。英文药物名称则采用国际非专利药名。药名一般不得使用商品名，确需使用商品名时应先注明其通用名称。文中尽量少用缩略语。必须使用时于首次出现处先叙述其全称，然后括号注出中文缩略语或英文全称及其缩略语。已被公知公认的缩略语可以不加注释直接使用，例如：DNA、 RNA、HBsAg、PCR等。

《中国医学科学杂志(英文版)》稿约

Chinese Medical Sciences Journal (Chin Med Sci J) is published by the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences. Chin Med Sci J reports on all aspects of advanced clinical and laboratory medicine in China, while contributions from abroad are welcomed as well. All contributions are subject to peview. Rejected manuscripts will be returned to the author. Thirty reprints will be provided free of charge by the publisher after pulication.MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSIONIt is understood by the publisher that the submitted arricle has not been advanced for publication elsewhere. Any previously published figures and tables and any personal communications cited must be accompanied by written permission from the copywrite owner or autor cited. All manuscripts submitted for consideration should be presented with the name, work and fax address,and telephone number of the autor responsible for editorial correspondence. Include two copies of all written material and illustrations addressed to Chinese Medical Sciences Journal, Editorial Department, 9 Dong Dan San Tiao, Beijing 100730, china(tel:6513074, fax:65124876 CAMS BJ).PUBLICATION CATEGORIESMajor articles represent completed investigations which constiute a significant advance in the field.Short communications differ from major articles in that the scope of the report is narrower. These include case reports, new techniques, procedures, instruments, etc.Reviews (overviews)provide an original, comprehensive look into a field which highlights important results and defines new trends and areas of investigation. Reviews are generally solicited though may be submitted.Brief reports present preliminary results or updates on ongoing projects of importace.Editorials like reviews, are mainly solicited though may be submitted. They may cover any topic in the mekical sciences. Correspondence are selected letters to the editor, including comments on previous Chin Med Sci J issues, clinical and laboratory techniques, etc.Note: Though Chin Med Sci J adopts no standard of length restrictions, the author is expected to limit him/herself to the minimun necessary for clear presentation.MANUSCRIPT PREPARATIONChin Med Sci J complies with the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals (Ann Intern Med, 1982; 96; 766). For the convenience of the editors, all manuscripts should be typed double-spaced on 21.6 ×27.9cm (8.5 ×11inch) white bond paper with wide margins (at least 2.5cm). All pages should be numbered and separate pages must be supplied for the title page, abstract, test, references, tables, figures, and figure legends.Title page. This page includes a title of not more than 160letters and spaces, the names (in English and Chinese, where appropriate) and affiliations of the authors, and footnotes indicating the name and address of the corresponding author and financial sources.Abstract. This page should include an abstract of no more than 150 words stating the purpose of the study, basic subjects and procedures, important results, and conclusions. The abstract must not include references and should cite concrete data. Included on this page should be a list of three or more key words for the use of information scientists. (Refer to Index Medicus for acceptable key words.)Text. In general, the text of the article should be divided into a brief Introduction, Materials and Methods (or Subjects, Surgical Procedures, etc.), Results, and Discussion.Introduction: State the purpose and, where applicable, a brief, relevant background to the study.Materials and Methods: Describe the subjects (including criteria for selection) and the equipment, drugs, chemicals, and experimental animals/cell lines must be identified.Results: Present your results clearly and concisely. Do not discuss their implications and do not repeat in detail all data appearing in tables and figures.Discussion: Summarze your important findings in the context of the purpose stated in the Introduction. Emphasize new findings and their implications. Point out methodological or other limitations which may bear on the interpretation of the results. Do not repeat details listed in Results, and do not review the field in depth. 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中华医学系列杂志

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中华医学会
CN 11-5178/R
中国卫生
卫生部
CN11－3708/D
药剂
中药
中国药学杂志
中国药学会
CN 11-2162/R
中国中药杂志
中国药学会
CN 11-2272/R
中国药理学通报
中国药理学会
CN 34-1086/R
中国药理学报
中国药理学会;中科院上海药物研究所
CN 31-1347/R
中国中西医结合学会神经科专业委员会
CN 14-1312/R
中国中医药科技
国家中医药学会
CN 23-1353/R
针刺研究
中国中医研究院针灸所;中国针灸学会
CN 11-2274/R
北京中医药大学学报
北京中医药大学
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中华中医药杂志
中华中医药学会
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中国民间疗法
中国中医药出版社;中国民间中医医药研究开发协会
中华中医药学会
CN 11-5334/R
中国药房
中华医院管理学会;中国药房杂志社
CN 50-1055/R
中国药理学与毒理学杂志
军事医学科学院毒物药物研究所;中国药理学会;
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中国新药与临床杂志
营养学报
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-中华医学杂志英文版简介

英文版需要什么类型文章
• Editorial
– 一般约稿 – 1500字左右，需附参考文献 – 要精练，一般不用小标题，不要写成小综述
英文版需要什么类型文章？
• Original article
– 文章类型
• 临床类研究 • 流行病学研究 • 社会医学及与医学有关问题探讨 • 实验室研究：人，动物
• SCIE：Science citation index expanded,收录近 5900种杂志，覆盖150多个学科
• ISI: 美国科学信息所(Institute for Scientific Information)，1958年Garfield博士创办，1975 年开始发布期刊引证报告（JCR，Journal Citation Reports）
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• 投稿函（Cover letter) • 知情同意书 • 有关人员签字 • 研究草案 • 其他证明材料
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• 投稿函的内容
– 说明研究是真实的 – 说明研究是否存在利益冲突 – 说明所有作者同意作为作者并在某刊发表 – 说明此稿不存在一稿多投等
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中华医学杂志英文版投稿须知

Instructions for authorsChinese Medical Journal (CMJ) is an international, peer-reviewed general medical journal published in English semimonthly by the Chinese Medical Association and distributed worldwide. Manuscripts are welcome from any part of the world.MANUSCRIPT INFORMATIONManuscript requirementsManuscripts submitted to CMJ should meet the following criteria: the material is original; the writing is clear; the study methods are appropriate; the data are valid; the conclusions are reasonable and supported by the data.Manuscript submissionAuthors are required to submit their manuscripts online at .Previous publication or duplicate submissionManuscripts are considered with the understanding that they have not been published previously and are not under consideration by another publication. 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论文投稿技巧论文投稿技巧1、投稿前，先在中国期刊网、维普科技期刊，图书馆《期刊园地-投稿指南》上查询一下期刊的合法性、正规性、级别，避免误投非法出版物。

2、可以先根据期刊提供的邮箱从网上投稿，合法期刊一般会回复要求你寄稿件的软盘、审稿费、单位介绍信等，部分期刊要求第一作者简介。

切记：未回复者尽量不要再投稿。

寄稿时一定按杂志社要求做，否则补寄资料就会耽误论文发表时间。

3、有时你会莫名其妙收到约稿，或论文发表通知书，要求你寄版面费，读者一定要慎重对待，建议不要在这样的刊物上发表论文，这样的刊物一般都是非法出版物。

一旦你在这样的杂志上发表了论文，也算公开发表，既不能在其他正规刊物上再次发表，又损失了钱，白白浪费一篇论文。

4、一般往核心期刊和统计源系列期刊投稿有一定的难度或时间较长，这些期刊审稿较为严格，所以建议也可以把稿件投到相关的边缘杂志。

5、投稿前最好先看一下欲投期刊近几期发表过的论文，因为很多杂志发表论文有共性，即每期重点或集中发表某主题的文章，且有周期性，一旦你的论文内容相关主题刚刚发表不久，暂时不要投稿，除非你的论文独特、新颖、实用性强，否则要等到下一个周期才有可能发表（一般半年到一年左右）。

7、一旦收到稿件修改通知，只要按照编辑要求修改，发表的可能性在95%以上，可以先询问稿件发表的版面费，可以在寄修改搞的同时把版面费一同寄去（事先最好电话联系），以免等收到发表通知后寄版面费耽误时间，编辑在收到版面费后可能会帮你进一步修改以便发表。

8、会议上发表的论文属于内部交流，可以在修改后再投寄到期刊上发表。

9、有知名学者指导的论文一定要加以说明，或署名第2作者，这样发表的机会最大。

10、如果是参加了国家自然基金、省基金或其他纵向科研课题项目，应标注在文章上，以证实文章的价值。

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《中华医学遗传学杂志》稿约

２．１２参考文献按ＧＢ７７１４—８７《文后参考文献著录规则》采用顺序编码制著录，依照其在文中出现的先后顺序用阿拉伯数字加方括号标出。尽量避免引用摘要作为参考文献。参考文献必须由作者与原文核对无误。格式如下：
［期刊］序号．作者（３人内全部列出，３人以上写出前３名作者后加“，等．或，ｅｔａ１．”）．文题．刊名（外文应按ＩＭ所用缩写），
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［书籍］序号．作者．书名．卷（册）次．版次．出版地：出版者，年．起一止页．或序号．作者．文题（如有副题则改句号为冒号，接排副题）．见（英文用Ｉｎ）：主编者．书名．卷（册）次．版次．出版地：出版者，年．北京：人民卫生出版社，１９９２．１２７—１３４．
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《中华医学遗传学杂志》稿约
刊名：英文刊名：年，卷(期)：中华医学遗传学杂志 Chinese Journal of Medical Genetics 2012,29(1)
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２．１文稿应具有科学性、实用性。论点明确，资料可靠（在以人为研究对象时必须获得知情同意），文字精炼，层次清楚，数据准确，书写工整规范，必要时应做统计学处理。论著、综述、讲座等一般不超过４０００字，临床遗传学研究、简报不超过２０００字，病例报告等不超过１５００字。在写稿时请参看ＯＭＩＭ及《ＴＩＧ遗传学命名指南》，按其规范书写基因名称及符号。２．２文题力求简明、醒目，反映出文章的主题。中文文题一般以２０个汉字以内为宜。２．３作者．作者姓名排序应在投稿时确定，并请注明通信作者。作者单位名称及邮政编码脚注于首页左下方。集体署名的文章必须写明责任人及联系地址。对该研究有贡献者可在文后志谢。如有外籍作者，应征得本人同意；并有证明信，其地址用所在国的

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LIN Xianyan* , WU Jianping, QIN Jiong, et al. * Department of Pediatrics, First
Hospital, Peking University, Beijing 100034, China。
4.关键词：论著需标引2～5个关键词。请尽量使用美国国立医学图书馆编辑的最新版Index Medicus中医学主题词表(MeSH)内所列的词。必要时，可采用习用的自由词并排列于最后。
3.摘要：论著需附中、英文摘要，摘要必须包括目的、方法、结果(应给出主要数据)及结论四部分，各部分冠以相应的标题。采用第三人称撰写，不用“本文”等主语。中文摘要可简略些(250字左右)，英文摘要应稍详细一些(400个实词左右)。英文摘要前需列出英文题名、作者姓名(汉语拼音，姓的每个字母均大写，名字首字母大写，双字名中间不加连字符)、第一作者单位名称、所在城市名、邮政编码和国名。作者应列出前3位，3位以上加“，et al”；不属同一单位时，在第一作者姓名右上角加“*”，同时在单位名称首字母左上角加“*”，例如：
8.来稿一律文责自负。根据《著作权法》，《中华医学杂志》对决定刊用的文稿可作文字修改、删节，凡有涉及原意的修改，则提请作者考虑。对退修的文稿，要求作者将修改稿以纯文本格式存入软盘，将文件名标注在软盘上，与修改稿打印件一并寄回《中华医学杂志》编辑部；或利用《中华医学杂志》电子信箱传送修改稿。修改稿首页须Байду номын сангаас明稿件编号。修改稿逾2个月不返回本编辑部者，视作自动撤稿。
9.来稿决定刊用后，由作者亲笔签署论文专有使用权授权书，专有使用权即归中华医学会所有。除以纸载体形式出版外，中华医学会有权以光盘、网络期刊等其他方式出版决定刊用的文稿。

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中华医学会中国医学系列杂志编排格式要求【精品推荐-doc】中国行为医学科学杂志编排格式1 引言1.1为统一中华医学会主办的期刊的编排格式，加强期刊的编辑规范化和科学管理，特制定本要求。

自2004年第1期起实行。

国外医学系列杂志除综述和文摘另有要求外，尽可能执行本要求。

1.2国家颁布的GB,T3179-92《科学技术期刊编排格式》，以及其他有关国家标准，本会期刊均应参照执行。

本要求依据国家标准，并结合本会期刊的实际情况，制定或补充更具体的要求。

1.3本要求仅就主要编排格式作了规定，其中大部分条款为统一要求，希望各编辑部认真执行。

本要求中提供了选择项的项目，或本要求中未提到的项目，其编排格式可由各编辑部自行决定，但要注意本刊的各期格式应保持一致。

2 开本采用大16开本，但根据期刊用纸情况的不同，允许?5mm差异。

3 封面封面自上而下依次排印中国标准刊号(右上角)，“中华医学会系列杂志”字样，中文刊名，汉语拼音刊名，中文出版年月、卷序、期序，英文刊名，英文卷序、期序、出版年月，中华医学会会徽，中华医学会中、英文会名，条形码(左下角)。

左侧35mm宽的深色块内排中华医学会英文缩写CMA，国外医学系列杂志保留地球标识。

详见电子封面版本。

4 封二、封三、封四封二、封三、封四在广告来源充足的情况下均可以刊载广告。

没有广告的期刊，一般排目次表或本刊介绍或中华医学会系列杂志介绍或本刊稿约等。

每期封四底行均需列出中国标准刊号(由ISSN号和CN号组成)、邮发代号和国内定价。

示例如下(以中国地方病杂志为例):中国标准刊号:ISSN1000-4955 CN23-1276,R 邮发代号:14-30 国内定价:8:00元5 刊脊5.1平订期刊厚度大于或等于5mm时，应设计刊脊并排刊脊名称。

刊脊名称包括刊名、出版年月、卷序、期序和“中华医学会”字样。

刊名距上切口35mm，出版年月距刊名20mm，卷序距出版年月15mm，期序距卷序15mm，“中华医学会”字样距下切口20mm。